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| The Dallas Wind Symphony (DWS) has selected seven fanfares as winners in its 2003-2004 fanfare competition. The evening, conducted by Dwight Oltman, began with brass fanfares from the balconies and ended with a surprise: A platoon of tiny future dancers from the Ballet San Jose School entered clutching bunches of flowers, one for every dancer in the company. Since earning the spot, Ben has had five Sunday afternoon practices - four hours each - at Pasadena City College, learning fanfares and ``Auld Lang Syne. |
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